banned-users

I would guess basalt

lol

So, hcl reacts with shit

which one has more SiO2

SIO2 is a covalent network solid

all i know is that si02 means silicon oxide i think

that shit is hard as fuck

and by hard

I mean well bonded

ofc

diamond is another covalent network solid

i know

i had that unit 2 months ago

I would guess whichever has less of it

is more suseptable

hmm

ima just say the data is ambiguous so no conclusions can be drawn due to error

I would say that, but then try to speculate

cause one had an average of 2% while the other had an average of 3%

it will give you a better grade

i mean its 10th grade chem

True

Oh hey I'm in that class Kappa

ayyy

Literally caught me a day after my chem lab report

and on the day of my chem lab activity

lol

late as always i see

Finally getting to watch today's konosuba

And just

Aquas comment about padded chests

oh pythagorachu

aye

ya know the amc?

I do not know the acronym

so no

descrive what that is

american mathmatics competition

Nope

Canadian

first 10 arent bad

next 10 are hard

Do you know the CMC then? Kappa

So it is similar to the Euclid?

I guess

last 5 are like, you probably would have trouble with them

Euclid is a math contest run by the university of waterloo.

When I did it, I got a 47 out of 100

rip

shits hard

thats question 25

oh i know

you square both sides Kappa

no

What grade is this for?

first

wow, damn

its up to 12 grade

first graders op

also hector

everyone knows you look for trig identities first

i was meming you shite Kappa

:/

This is the test I wrote http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/contests/past_contests/2016/2016EuclidContest.pdf

thats not horrible

oh yeah

so back to the point

You do not get much time to do it

so i had a test on trig identities a few days before the amc

and there was an extra credit that was really hard, nobody in our class got it

and we have some fucking prodigy students

we go over it the day before the amc

bam, everyone knew the answer

same exact problem, down to the wording and numbers